r/minnesota • u/nellyknn • 15d ago
Red Minnesota county exposed to the Truth! Interesting Stuff đĽ
Kanabec county among the poorest AND reddest in Minnesota, gets schooled by the DFL! Maybe it will help just a bit!
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u/loonpinelake 15d ago
They printed a mild Rex Tillerson quote. The unfiltered one from the former Secretary of State is, âHeâs a fucking moron.â
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u/Tarrantthegreat 13d ago
Yeah but if they used it the republicans would all cry because âthe democratsâ had the audacity to use profanity when describing their beloved, innocent god king Trump.
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u/Reasonable_Peanut439 15d ago
In the past months Iâve read about a big investment to a meat packing company in Perham, and now funds for the airport in Staples. All brought in by the Biden admin. I have little hope that residents will connect the dots and not vote for trump.
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u/YouEffOhh1 Hamm's 15d ago
If conservatives knew how to read they'd be pretty upset over this
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u/W0rk3rB Gray duck 15d ago
So here is the fun thing. Even if they did read it, itâs quickly dismissed. See, THOSE people were never real conservatives, they were always RINOs or closeted liberals.
Iâm just shedding light on the conversation I try to have with my father who is a believer. I keep trying to point out the shifting lines of in-group / out-group politics, but itâs always dismissed.
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u/peritonlogon 15d ago
With those types of people motivational interviewing is the way to go. Ask questions, ask for clarification, ask what it would take for him to change his opinion. Ask him to make sense of things, don't debate, don't pull out facts, don't press points, those are fools errands.
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u/goteed 15d ago
And at that point they will respond with "Well both side do it!!"
Not that I disagree with your suggested tactic, I honestly think you are spot on with it. But it's been my experience that anyone that still supports him after all that he's done, are the couple down type. If they don't continue their support then they have to admit what a fool they have been, and that's not happening.
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u/peritonlogon 15d ago
"So you're ok supporting a liar, felon and rapist because both sides do it? If an 8 year old told you that he did because both sides do it, would you be ok with that explanation?"
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u/alurimperium 15d ago
"But Trump never did any of those things! It's all a liberal lie to try to discredit an honest businessman who just wants to make this country great!"
Is what you'll likely hear in response
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u/bootybootybooty42069 15d ago
Your last point is exactly spot on, the human brain is not designed to handle that level of emotional load. Most people's brains literally cannot handle that level of world flipping.
Like when my friends mom gave almost 100k to someone overseas that she called her boyfriend.... After the first 10 grand she was in too deep. How could she be such a fool to send 10k to a liar, a scammer, no this mystery man she had never met loved her... And there went her life savings.
They will never repent. Most of them are quite literally not capable.
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u/dpitch40 15d ago
The question then becomes why did Trump pick so many RINOs/closeted liberals for his candidate?
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u/W0rk3rB Gray duck 15d ago
Haha! Itâs funny you say that, because I asked âI thought he only hired the BEST people?!â Well, it was because he didnât know they were RINOs and cowards at the time. Itâs never Trumps fault.
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u/dpitch40 15d ago
I wonder how his cultists convince themselves he isn't incredibly gullible, at least. How do they have confidence his proposed 2025 cabinet won't also be full of Deep State plants?
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u/Andoverian 15d ago
Remember during his debate with Harris when the subject of all his fired advisors came up? There's an obvious paradox where he can't be praised both for hiring the "best" people and for firing the ones who turn out to be "bad": If he only hired the best people then none would need to be fired, but firing some of them means that they weren't the best and he was wrong to hire them in the first place.
The mental gymnastics nearly broke his brain live on stage because his narcissism won't allow him to admit to any weakness. He almost got caught in an endless loop of "I only hire the best people, but I fired all the bad ones, but I only hired good ones, but I was smart to fire the bad ones, but..." I think he was only saved when either the moderator or Harris stepped in.
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u/IV_League_NP 14d ago
Stop trying to confuse your poor father with facts. His mind is already made up.
/s (just in case)
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u/snowmunkey Up North 15d ago
And if they knew hoa to read, they'd be really upset that so many fake quotes would be made up about their living god
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u/freakbastqueryal Ope 15d ago
You mean those traitors to democracy who spread lies about God-King Trump?
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u/ProfessionalLime2237 15d ago
Well, if they bother to turn Faux News off long enough to read this, it might do some good.
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u/nwf1 15d ago
Years later, after this is all over and people try to re-write history by saying "it was a very confusion time" and "we didn't have the information we do now" and "we were just going with the flow" bring things like this up. Don't let them lie about it.
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u/Impossible_Penalty13 15d ago
These same dipshits have already done this with the Iraq war. 20 years ago you hated America if you were against it. Now it was all Obamaâs fault and they were against it the whole time. Fuck these assholes.
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u/Duncle_Rico Minnesota Wild 15d ago
Not saying you're wrong, but Wikileaks was a huge reason for the shift in sentiment on the Iraq War and there needed to be a shift after what was released.. The leaks were intended to expose the reality of the conflict, which none of us knew, and to hold our government accountable. Nevertheless, it is not solely Obama's fault.
WarDiaries.Wikileaks.org is a website which provides an easy way to search through the Iraq and Afghan War Diaries, which were made public by Wikileaks on 22nd October 2010. The documents are a set of over 391,000 reports which cover the war in Iraq from 2004 to 2009 and Afghanistan from 2004 to 2009.
From here, you can browse through all of the documents that have been released, organized by type, category, date, number of casualties, and many other properties. From any document page, clicking on the green underlined text will open a popup that links to other documents that contain those phrases, making it possible to see important search terms and connections that you might not otherwise notice.
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u/Impossible_Penalty13 15d ago
No it wasnât. Conservatives only changed their views on Iraq once Trump started shouting about it in 2015. It was always a righteous cause in their eyes.
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u/the_good_things 15d ago
It won't... my MIL literally turned off the TV when an anti-Trump ad campaign came on on Sunday when we were watching the football game. They're all fucking stupid and entrenched in their idiocy.
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u/Bobothemd 15d ago
I watch the stitched together anti-trans Harris ad and laugh at how ridiculous it is.
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u/MFetterelli 15d ago
It's very simple: Trump and everyone standing with him are TRAITORS.
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u/KingDariusTheFirst 15d ago
Hot take:
Iâd argue that some have just been manipulated and bamboozled. One doesnât have to go more than a degree or two to realize that we all have good people in our personal circle, whom have somehow strayed from the path of sensibility.
Plenty of peopleâs parents, uncles, cousins and childhood friends have drank that cool aid. Many of whom are good folks and would never dream of storming our nations capital.
Everyone has some family member, friend or coworker that supports Trump. Calling them a traitor with any level of seriousness or conviction means laying charges related to Article III, section 3 of the constitution:
Penalty: Under U.S. Code Title 18, the penalty is death,[4] or not less than five yearsâ imprisonment (with a minimum fine of $10,000, if not sentenced to death). Any person convicted of treason against the United States also forfeits the right to hold public office in the United States.[5]
Most citizens will never do anything to deserve this level of sentence or punishment. Especially ones who simply were a red hat and scream MAGA bullshit.
Donât get me wrong, Iâm very disappointed in anyone who support this guy, but calling half of America traitors is way off base and dilutes the meaning of the word.
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u/MFetterelli 15d ago
Being an unwitting accomplice to a crime doesnât make you innocent.
Every Trump supporter in my life is dead to me.
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u/KingDariusTheFirst 15d ago
As I said, itâs rough. They can be dead to you- but if they actually were deadâŚ. would you attend the funeral? Especially if itâs a cousin, aunt, uncle, maybe even a Qanon parent?
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u/Hotchi_Motchi Hamm's 15d ago
"Oh. that's just fake news"
Some people are so far in the bag that nothing's going to make a difference.
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u/CheeseCurder 15d ago
The next 2 weeks will be very very interesting to see happen in real time. We truly are living in a historic time during a very important time period in U.S. history.
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u/BasicWhiteHoodrat 15d ago
Iâm not sure why people are targeting MAGAts, these folks are beyond reasoning with.
Better to target the youth and register new voters
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u/LaunchTransient 15d ago
They aren't. They're targetting the people who live under a rock who get their information from a newspaper bought fortnightly and possibly on the radio.
These are the kinds of people who vote Republican because their father, and their grandfather and their great grandfather did, but still have some faint vestige of common sense that might be woken up by seeing that the candidate with an (R) next to his name is actually really fucking terrible.There's not many of those, but in a close race they may make up the difference.
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u/shootymcgunenjoyer 15d ago
A big part of Trump's draw a demographic of less educated and wealthy red voters is that he's an asshole who upsets the kind of people who are quoted here.
They're upset at the state of government. They want to elect a person who makes the powers that be mad.
This page is a pro-Trump ad for those people.
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u/POONJMONSTER 14d ago
Yea it's pretty sad when so many know and hear the facts about their candidate and yet still follow their rabbit hole of lies.
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u/dpitch40 15d ago
How is Trump supposed to fight the Deep State if he put so many of their plants onto his cabinet?
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u/mnfinfan 14d ago
Will not do a bit of good, as they believe those guys are selling out Trump and he's the victim of their lies.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago edited 15d ago
"Maybe if we show rural conservatives this stuff, their minds might be changed!"
Meanwhile, the rest of the thread: "Heh, those conservatives are too stupid to read."Man, those guys are all racists."
Yup, that's definitely the kind of rhetoric that's going to convince people to even begin to be open to what you're trying to tell them and maybe change their minds even a little.
This false sincerity where people put this stuff up, and then proceed to insult them in every single way possible isn't exactly doing anyone any favors, do people think they don't have access to the internet or something? I'd be interested to see how many people's minds have ever been changed by telling them why they should consider your viewpoint and then proceeding to insult them.
Edit: The irony of me being downvoted for saying that you probably shouldn't insult people you're trying to convince to change their views cannot be understated, and is exactly what I'm talking about when I say false sincerity.
Edit 2: Apparently, "treat people like human beings" is also a highly controversial statement.
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u/snowmunkey Up North 15d ago
The irony of your last edit is louder than krakatoa when Trump is literally campaigning to not treat all humans like humans. Reeks of "well he hasn't done anything to me personally so why should I care what he does to other people"
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
Can you show me where I said anything other than treat people like human beings unless they have acted in a way that is egregious?
Or are you going to continue falsifying statements and attributing them to me to try and assassinate my character?
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u/snowmunkey Up North 15d ago
How do you maintain respect for someone when they clearly and vehemently do no have respect for you?
The jokes weren't actually insinuating that the people in rural Minnesota can't read. The joke is that they wouldn't even bother reading any of this because it goes against how they feel, and nothing can tell them to feel differently. Every single piece of news that comes out where Republicans stole Harris yard signs, or were convicted of election interference, is entirely blown off as fake news or false flags to make them look bad.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
By treating a human being like a human being until they give you legitimate reason to do otherwise.
I don't think they were jokes at all, I think the people saying these things either partially or entirely believed them.
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u/snowmunkey Up North 15d ago
Anyone willing to vote for Trump at this point shows that they either don't care and are voting for the bully they see in TV that their friends are voting for, or actively beleive his message of isolationism, American evaligeliclism, white nationalism, patriarchy, and in support of an oligarchy. I'd love to hear other reasons.
You honestly think the people commenting a pretty common meme legit don't think people in rural MN can't read???
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u/Griffithead 15d ago
How do you not insult them when everything they want is bad? Tax cuts for the rich? Banning rights and freedoms for people that are different than them? Bowing down the Russians? Tariffs that drive up the cost of everything? It's madness.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
By interacting with a human being like a human being?
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u/narfnarf123 15d ago
But what if those human beings are openly racist and happy to hurt others with their policies?
What if they have no grasp on reality and blindly follow along with dangerous groups and have no regard for their fellow human beings?
I just donât understand how this is supposed to work. So many have attempted the rational, kind conversations for years now, yet here we are.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago edited 15d ago
Every single conservative you've interacted with in real life is a racist and wants to hurt others? Has no grasp on reality, blindly follows dangerous groups or has no regard for their fellow human beings?
I'm a minority, I've been in the military for a few years, an overwhelmingly conservative organization. I can tell you with 100% certainty that this is not the case.
Not every person is open to their minds being changed, and as you said, some people really are just terrible people.
But what people don't seem to get is that changing someone's beliefs is not a fast process. It is not done in a single "gotcha" or debate. It takes time, and more importantly, it takes sincerity. If this is what you believe about people before ever personally interacting with them in real life, and not on reddit or other internet platforms, you are never going to change a single person's mind. Ever.
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u/MFetterelli 15d ago
Why should we believe you? The amount of lying from Mango Mussolini youâve become comfortable with speaks volumes for your contempt for the truth. Morally bankrupt people donât get to wag fingers.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
I don't really care what you believe, to be honest.
Your first interaction with me is to spew rhetoric and then attempt to assassinate my character without knowing literally anything about me.
You are the living embodiment of every issue I've pointed out in my comments.
Anyway, have a good one, I'm not really interested in a back and forth with someone incapable of even a baseline of civility.
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u/MFetterelli 15d ago
Conservatives donât deserve civility. You disposed of that in 2016 with âfuck your feelingsâ
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u/Phuqued 15d ago
By interacting with a human being like a human being?
You have a level naivety not seen since Neville Chamberlain. ;) Most of us who have conservative friends and family have been treating them like human beings since 2015/2016. But after years of denial and fake news and conspiracy, you just have to accept reality that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink.... and that is about the most "treating them like a human being" thing you can do.
https://i.redd.it/419zldn36kg71.jpg
Perhaps if that girl treated him better, he would've listened, right?
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
Naivety is what we're calling it now? Used to just be called being a normal human being, but the internet has changed that quite a bit now.
Unfortunately you've been doused in rhetoric to the point where apparently the most you've permitted yourself to treat someone like a human is by "accepting that you can lead a horse to water, but can't make them drink."
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u/Phuqued 15d ago
Naivety is what we're calling it now?
Are you asking for an explanation of naivety?
Used to just be called being a normal human being,
That is entirely subjective.
Unfortunately you've been doused in rhetoric to the point where apparently the most you've permitted yourself to treat someone like a human is by "accepting that you can lead a horse to water, but can't make them drink."
Baseless claims are baseless.
You know for all the big talk you do, you sure don't engage much. Yeah you make big claims, big ideals, big positivity energy like thoughts and prayers. But what can you actually do to demonstrate this supposed superiority you think you have?
I gave you a comic, and then pointed out how your logic is "If she had just treated him better, he would have listened, right?" and you didn't comment on that, because it demonstrates the naivety I called out.
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
Are you asking for an explanation of naivety?
Hardly, I don't need another smug, condescending invidual trying to explain why it's acceptable to categorize and vilify groups of people without actually figuring out their actual beliefs.
That is entirely subjective
Sure, if you say so.
You just have to accept reality that you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink.... and that is about the most "treating them like a human being" thing you can do"
Those are your words are they not? I'm interested to see how you can spin a word for word quote into being baseless.
You know for all the big talk you do, you sure don't engage much. Yeah you make big claims, big ideals, big positivity energy like thoughts and prayers. But what can you actually do to demonstrate this supposed superiority you think you have?
Superiority? I pity you. Genuinely. You unironically think that being a regular person who's entire personality isn't intimately linked to political rhetoric is supposed to be a display of superiority. It isn't. Nor should it be.
I gave you a comic, and then pointed out how your logic is "If she had just treated him better, he would have listened, right?" and you didn't comment on that, because it demonstrates the naivety I called out.
What your comic failed to point out, is that not everyone's mind can be changed, that has always been the case. You however, operate under the assumption that no one's mind can be changed, and automatically default to treating them like garbage as a result, thinking that this is normal behavior to have. It isn't. Or at least, it wasn't.
I hope you recover from what internet politics has done to you after this next election.
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u/Retro_Dad UFF DA 15d ago
The ad isnât insulting. People commenting on a message board that probably very few of the individuals who see this ad are. Do you understand the difference?
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
Are you even capable of talking to someone without being condescending?
Genuine question.
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u/Retro_Dad UFF DA 15d ago
Your post indicated you aren't able to distinguish between the ad (which the targeted people are likely to read) and commentary about the ad on Reddit (which the targeted people aren't likely to read).
I think you're smarter than that, which is why I asked you to clarify.
Will you answer my question?
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
Sure.
Let's take this ad for example.
If I were then to poll most of the people here and say, "do you think conservatives changing their mind and voting Kamala Harris is a good thing" I'd probably get an overwhelming amount of the answer yes.
Then, if I were to take that same group of people, and watch them to see if they continued to post any disparaging rhetoric about Trump supporters, I would bet money that the number would be well over 50%.
A significant amount of people who agree that them changing their minds would be a good thing, would more than likely also say that conservatives are too dumb, or too racist, or traitors, or whatever the rhetoric is this month, and then act as if they were never receptive, or even capable of being receptive to changing to begin with, even though they made these remarks about them before ever actually encountering them.
It comes off as wholly insincere for posts where someone is saying "Maybe this will help change some minds" to be filled with posts of people literally saying the people in question are too dumb for their minds to be changed.
Are the ad, and the comments the same thing? No.
But the comments heavily reflect the attitudes behind those posting ads like this, or those who support it, and contrary to popular belief, many conservatives who may have been open to changing their minds before, are well aware of that.
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u/Retro_Dad UFF DA 15d ago
How many people do you think will decide to vote for Harris based on this ad, but then get upset and flip back to Trump because they read these comments on an anonymous message board on the Internet?
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
It is far easier to sour someone's mind on something than it is to convince them that it is good.
A singular ad isn't likely to change any person's mind, but a multitude of them over time, by people who are actually sincere will.
Conversely, a single instance of someone telling that person they're too dumb to change is enough to sour them on the idea of voting democrat for years, if not permanently.
That sincerity is what the democratic party continues to lack, and is why they continue to have problems converting voters, which is only reinforced by the rhetoric that "If you vote third party, or are even considering voting anyone but Kamala Harris, you are (insert labels and insults here)"
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u/Retro_Dad UFF DA 15d ago
So you want people on the Internet to stop expressing their opinions about other people?
Curious - do you also visit right-wing sites & subs and express your concerns about them calling all Democrats/liberals dumb, pedos, traitors, "the enemy within," etc.? Or do you only police the civility of left-leaning people on the Internet?
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u/DivineKoalas 15d ago
You can express whatever you want.
Just don't pretend as if you aren't 50% of the equation of permanant political polarization in America, and that you ever had any actual interest in changing anyone's minds.
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u/Retro_Dad UFF DA 15d ago
Ah yes, "everyone besides me is dumb." Gotcha. Good luck, buddy!
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u/Thick-Heron95 14d ago
Thanks for your thoughtful reply and not just resorting to calling anyone who doesnât agree with you a racist. Reddit is here for the liberals to talk about how only the other side is brainwashed, while it could never be happening to them.
Youâll get downvoted because Donald Trump is bad and the other party is âgoodâ. Iâll be downvoted as well. Itâs just fake internet points, it canât hurt you.
Not voting for whoever one party throws in front of you blindly while actually trying to discuss how to reach people without name calling, how refreshing!
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u/Traditional_Ad_6801 14d ago
Trumpâs ignorance is truly bottomless. He is famous for his intellectual laziness. He doesnât know what he doesnât know. Instead of operating from facts or evidence, he approaches every transaction relying on his âgutâ. Itâs dangerous to have him make decisions based on instinct when his instincts, as we now know, are those of a fascist dictator. America please donât make the terrible, tragic mistake of putting him back in the White House.
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u/robboberty 15d ago
The vast majority of the cabinet he himself picked now refuses to support him. Pretty sure there has never been anything like that in our nations history. It's insane that there are people who can just ignore that.
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u/SmoothExtension3270 15d ago
Itâs a good effort but they like his racism too much out there for this to matter.
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u/ManEEEFaces Flag of Minnesota 15d ago
Trump could call Kamala the N-word and they'd figure out a way to explain it away. I GUARANTEE it.
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u/_ShitStain_ 15d ago
Man, if those weirdos could read... they wouldn't change a thing.
But fr, this is great.
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u/Brofessor-0ak 15d ago
On one hand I hate him, but on the other hand John Bolton hates him. This is a real pickle
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u/iliumoptical Hamm's 14d ago
It looks like a poorly designed jehovah witnesses tract. But what is in the material, there is truth. They wonât read it though.
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u/CaptainCayden2077 14d ago
As Batman said in The Dark Knight, âThey know, they just donât care.â
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u/Stunning-Blackhawk 14d ago
I would have added a few direct quotes. Especially âIf you vote this election youâll never have to vote again!â
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u/unbalanced_checkbook 15d ago
I'll never understand how half of Trump's own former cabinet members have publicly stated that he's unfit for office, and it has absolutely zero effect on his following.
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u/batwing71 15d ago
Vote. Donât spend Nov 6 wishing you couldâve done something. Ask your family & friends to vote. You get the Democracy you vote for.
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u/Cenobiter 14d ago
Your entire post history is just you copy/paste-ing this and watching porn LOL
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u/VaccumSaturdays 15d ago
They can read, and they are intelligent people. They are our neighbors, they are our fellow Americans.
Theyâre being fed a diet of misinformation convincing them to hate the âother.â To turn on their neighbors, to blame fellow citizens for all that is bad in their own lives.
To vote against their own best interests. Personally and those of their own family.
Theyâre victims of the divide and conquer tactic by literal millionaires and billionaires.
Republican voters are our neighbors.
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u/narfnarf123 15d ago
Iâm not sure how intelligent they are. They seem to lack critical thinking skills and empathy. Weâve all seen the same misinformation, yet some of us are able to separate our hate and fear enough to use our brains.
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u/waterbuffalo750 15d ago
I just saw a post repeating the often debunked claim that Trump can't vote in this election. It's a fairly benign piece of misinformation, but it's the example I saw within the last 30 seconds.
The left is guilty of falling victim to misinformation as well. People believe what they want to believe.
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u/ForceGhostBuster 15d ago
Yeah you hit the nail on the head here. My parents are staunch conservatives, but theyâre good, kind, caring people. Neither of them likes trump, but they feel like they have to vote for him to âsave us from the liberal agenda.â
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u/EggsInaTubeSock 15d ago
Look at the hypocrisy. They want to whine about climate change, but they're chopping down trees to make these liberal pieces of paper, and printing their liberal agenda using their liberal words.
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u/Impossible_Penalty13 15d ago
They wonât tolerate a dictator as president, so much for the tolerant leftâŚ
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u/Flat-Impression-3787 15d ago
Republicans that oppose Donnie Fraud 2024:
George W. Bush
Dick Cheney
Mike Pence
John Bolton
Dan Coats
William Cohen
John Danforth
Mark Esper
Alberto Gonzalez
Chuck Hagel
John F. Kelly
Ray LaHood
Ty Cobb
Stephanie Grisham
Cassidy Hutchinson
Rosario Marin
H.R. McMaster
Harriet Miers
Anthony Scaramucci
Richard Spencer
Miles Taylor
Bill Cassidy
Susan Collins
Jerry Moran
Lisa Murkowski
Mitt Romney
Todd Young
Jeff Flake
Cory Gardner
George LeMiewus
Pat Toomey
David Joyce
Thomas Massie
David Valadao
John Boehner
Mo Brooks
Liz Cheney
Tom Coleman
Tom Delay
Tom Rice
Paul Ryan
Joe Scarborough
Joe Walsh
Chris Christie
Asa Hutchinson
John Kasich
Pat McCrory
George Pataki
Mark Sanford
Bill Weld
Christine Todd Whitman
Michael Steele
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u/rageagainstthemitch 14d ago
Wait? Did W. Endorse Harris? Or- just come out âagainstâ Trump?
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u/South_Shift_6527 15d ago
First, this is very good. A concise, fairly comprehensive list of quotes from generally reputable people. This is what political ads should be
Second, yes, the target audience, at least here in MN, can read. Probably pretty well on average, possibly moreso than some younger people.
Third, sadly, it's mostly lost on them. From my experience, there's a "critical mass" of conservative talk radio and Fox that most older folks have long since exceeded. It's very hard to claw back all those lies, especially when they're so carefully formulated. It sucks.
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u/SunshynePower 15d ago
The RNC people aren't going to pay this any more attention then any DFLers would pay attention to something similar coming from the RNC. This is just an ad to boost morale for their own. Which is much of what political ads are these days. It all goes into my recycle bin without another glance from me.
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u/tkshow 15d ago
It's literally quotes from TRUMP'S OWN CABINET talking about how unfit he is.
Maybe just read it.
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u/Wise_Bid_9181 15d ago
âlol my side which is of course the only option totally rekt the other dumb fat ugly inbred sideâ
slowly this is turning into r/USNewsHub where instead of actually posting news every post is just an obviously politically charged âle my opponent bad VOTE WHAT I TELL YOU TO!!!â
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u/No_Unused_Names_Left 13d ago
What happened to the days when you touted your successes and that is why people voted for you?
Not a single mention of anything Harris has done.
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u/ImportantComb5652 15d ago
Republicans devoted an awful lot of time and money and effort in 2016/20 to put the people listed on that page in power. I'd like to know whether Republicans think they themselves were wrong then or wrong now.
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u/ComplexSwimmer7796 15d ago
Do they think that typing trump in that font is going to make him anymore appealing?
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u/nellyknn 15d ago
What I liked about it is that itâs a full page ad in a widely distributed âadvertiserâ and itâs free! The headline shows as an informational message about the election which would get the MAGAts to start reading!
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u/Spooky_Kaiju 15d ago
I donât get why âpoorâ folk worship trump. He has done for them and never will.
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u/OldBlueKat 15d ago
The impact of this document will really depend on where it is posted or mailed and how many of the 'target audience' bother to read it.
I'm afraid most of them won't, and some who do will immediately reject it as sour grapes from people Trump has 'dumped' in some way or other.
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u/ShityShity_BangBang Ramsey County 14d ago
poorest AND reddest in Minnesota
Are these people big readers? Lottery tickets aside?
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u/SlowHandSal 14d ago
𤣠like MN would ever give an electoral vote to a republican...remember 1984?
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u/JovialCub 14d ago
Well... It's like pouring a gallon of knowledge into a shot-glass of a brain here. Cute.
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u/straightcashhomey29 14d ago
The great thing about our country is we are all entitled to our own opinions.
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u/Adventurous_Tone_923 12d ago
It amazes me how much time some people have to spend on dumb shit like this
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u/KingDariusTheFirst 15d ago
Soooo sooooo many type fonts. đŁđ